Paul W.S. Anderson’s early sci-fi horror effort, Event Horizon, is favored by only three-and-a-half critics, including myself (one critic was indifferent, thus I’m going to chalk that one up as a partial win). The film undeniably strikes a cord in its...
Helmed by Jim Minton, Exquisite Copse takes its name literally and twice over: The work is an aggregation of short horror films from an international cast of directors, based on the flash fiction and poetry of genre writer Michael Arnzen, and set to composer Michael...
“Expiration” is by no means a horror film in the fact that it has monsters, serial killers or ghosts in it, matter of fact it’s got nothing in it that would make it quality as a Horror or Sci-Fi film. What made this film scary was it took issues that...
Although not technically a horror movie, more of a thriller, “Expecting Mercy” felt more like a Lifetime Network film than it did a real movie. The story is about a young couple that is in love and traveling across the country to get married, their car...
Distraught that his penned sweat and blood was decimated with John Boorman’s cinematic abortion, Exorcist II: The Heretic, William Peter Blatty helmed the proper sequel to William Friedkin’s The Exorcist as he not only wrote the novel upon which he based the...
The few critics who bother acknowledging John Boorman’s Exorcist II: The Heretic, the most expensive film produced by Warner Brothers at the time of its release, typically offer only a few scant, yet scathing, words about the production. Indeed, the work does stand to...
